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29525 Tudor Way Magnolia, TX 77355
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This log retreat located on a serene 9+ acre fenced property was designed to maximize it’s potential with an appropriately scaled yet fully equipped modern home. The double tongue and groove log construction is beautifully accented by hand hewn log beams, railings, large windows, and impressive vaulted ceilings offering scale and charm. Despite the quaint quality of the exterior an expansive interior awaits………
The open main level features a well equipped mudroom, chef’s kitchen, stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops, large dining area, sitting areas, master suite, and great room with an open floor plan. All of which open to unobstructed views of the surrounding
pine and oak forest, a wraparound deck, sauna, hot tub, and terraced patio.
The main level master suite features a luxurious and meticulously detailed bathroom and large walk in closet. Noteworthy features include custom designed and built cabinetry and closet systems with an abundance of hidden storage space.
The upper level features an open game room, views from every room, two large guest suites each with spacious walk-in closets and attached bathrooms. This retreat also includes a large air conditioned shop and separate living quarters.
The careful planning, creative design, and intense attention to detail make it this a highly sought after country retreat near the city.
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Biking around the countryside somewhere near Yangshuo town of Guangxi province, China, I stumbled upon these logs on the side of the road. I stopped for this pattern and the cloudy sky to make yet another frame I thought was interesting.
These paintings are from the Everybody, All The Time solo show i had at London Miles gallery on March 4th.. in London.
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The boys pulled this log out of the forest and were trying to send it over the waterfall, but it was too big.
This truck was on it's way to Oberon. It seems they have been very busy harvest the pine trees. They do a good deed, when they cut down the pine trees, they replace every single one. I believe it takes up to 20 years all more until they are fully grown.
This Lima 1930 3-truck Shay is displayed under cover in Forks, WA. Sorry about the post in the way, there was no great way to get them out of the way.
Tightening the boom on a log train. Photo taken by D. O. Todd in 1957 at Allen Lake landing. Credit: USDA Forest Service, Coconino National Forest
An old log along the Des Moines River in Iowa. I loved the smooth subtlety of the surface.
3 exposure hdr to maintain the subtle shades.
The stamping mark used to mark government timber. The ranger's stamping hatchet is on top of the log. Photo taken in 1939 by W.H. Shaffer. Credit: USDA Forest Service, Coconino National Forest
Caption: McGiffert loader loading logs on railroad cars near Bena, Minnesota.
Date: 1904
Photographer: Bruce, E. S.
Local Call Number: R9_53846
Credit Line: Photo courtesy of the Forest History Society, Durham, NC
For information on photo use and more, see the Forest History Society Photograph Collection.
i feel as if minneapolis is conspiring to make me laugh to myself everywhere i go, so that people think i am crazy.
Entering Aberdeen, Washington from the south on Route 101. Signs for Rotary International and Lions International meeting at Log Pavilion; logging truck at left.
Frank Hardy, Allyn Hardy & Otis Parmenter. Photo taken by Leon R. Willard. Donated by Dolly Hardy. NIHS Collection no. 92.586